Zavod Republike Slovenije za makroekonomske analize in razvoj
Abstract
V prispevku predstavljamo dileme investitorja v zvezi z nelegalnim ravnanjem pri gradnji v lastni režiji. Investitor pri gradnji svojega doma ravna racionalno. Bistveno vprašanje pa je, kaj določa zakonodaja in kakšne so predvidene sankcije. Pri tem nas zanima tudi vloga državnih institucij. Kritično obravnavamo zakon o graditvi objektov (ZGO-1) in nekatere pravilnike, ki natančno določajo obveznosti investitorja in drugih obveznih udeležencev pri graditvi ter predvidevajo tudi sankcije. Pri gradnji so namreč prisotni različni interesi in zakonodajalec mora v smislu družbeno odgovornega delovanja vpletenih institucij zagotoviti minimalne standarde zanesljivosti bivanja v vseh enostanovanjskih stavbah.This paper addresses the investor\u27s dilemma regarding the illegal practices inself-housing construction activities. The investor acts rationally as homo economicus when building his own home. The main question is what defines the legislation, what the expected sanctions are, and what the role of state institutions in this process is. The Construction Act and certain rules, which specify the investor\u27s obligations and the engagement of other required participants in the building process and also provide penalties, are critically analysed and discussed. Different interests are present in the housing construction process, and the legislature must - in terms of socially responsible behaviour of institutions involved - ensure the minimum standards of safe living conditions in all single-home buildings
